GITF - Guangzhou International Travel Fair
As China's longest-running professional tourism exhibition, GITF unites global resources:
1,000+ exhibitors from 55+ countries
40,000+ professional visitors, 5,000+ pre-matchmaking meetings
200+ media coverage, 1M+ views on opening day
Another publications
ACC Aviation supports evacuation flights amid ongoing Middle East disruptions
London, UK: 06 March 2026: ACC Aviation, ACC Aviation has confirmed it is actively supporting evacuation movements for government bodies, corporate organisations, and private individuals travelling with their families as geopolitical unrest continues to disrupt flight operations across parts of the Middle East.
Final call for WTM Africa 2026 Responsible Tourism Awards entries
Cape Town, South Africa, 17 February 2026 – Step up and showcase your impact! World Travel Market (WTM) Africa is urging responsible tourism stakeholders to submit their entries for the Responsible Tourism Awards before the 20 March deadline.
34th Guangzhou International Travel
May 21-23, 2026, Guangzhou, China. As the longest-running tourism exhibition in China, GITF is rooted in Guangzhou and has always been the preferred platform for global tourism enterprises to enter South China and the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area, while expanding their brand influence.
WTM Africa 2026 spotlights future-focused tourism sustainability
Cape Town, South Africa, 28 February 2026 – World Travel Market (WTM) Africa 2026 is positioning responsible tourism as an industry benchmark and a defining pillar of the show, taking place at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) from 13–15 April.
Previous publications
AIME 2025 generates $400 million for Asia Pacific business events industry
Following the record-breaking success of the 2025 Asia Pacific Incentives and Meetings Event (AIME), independent post-show research and analysis projects $400 million (AUD) in business transactions between exhibitors and buyers within the next year, marking a significant 21% increase compared with AIME 2024.
Predictions for future roles in the tourism industry
With the rapid advancement of technology, particularly AI (artificial intelligence) and automation, questions about the future of jobs are becoming more prevalent. In the tourism industry, these concerns are even more pronounced as digital transformation, sustainability, and changing consumer preferences reshape the sector.
The Dead Sea Expo Dome: CHANGING THE DESERT VIBES
The Dead Sea Expo Dome a closed and exclusive complex for cultural events, conferences and live performances, has launched in the Dead Sea in January 2024. It will become the most significant and large cultural point that opens for the first time outside the borders of Israel's central cities.